Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

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tuts ss knoH Of 0n thls eSrth But there
srs many Who dont want g. go -
The Home. They are nol tie victims Of
carelsssnrss or vicious hsoiis and 70 such We
want ne government % give pension.
when tley can not support themselves and
sls dependent upon their own exer-ons for
a livelihood. 10 such ! sag ne wang q pen
sion ol not less than 81 per month. An
right boys (lss yes Now We want
legislation We are going 90 ask for a. sad
attention viii be psid 20 our request. SJple
people may say that those Who volunteered
ia 81 ars The scum " the earth. Bat
most Of The boys who volunteered then
were from the farm. and
6rmers boys are not tue scam
OF the ea-thl tapplausel' The speaker
then went on 20 give statistics - show that
h's State. Wisconsin,. sent t large per cent.
of farmers 20 the war st that time. Il
make these statements, he said. Ito refcte
toe charge OF the SCUM % the earth being
the hundred days service men. Many OF
them could not leave before. but when The
time came they went 70 the war and did
their duty. tell you. there is no partisan
ship in this matter, and IL will be sorry
day for this country when pension matters
are made Doliti al issues. and / charge yOu
10 keep them out. Well, II the Government
won do this pension work for us the Sisfes
will If they won't We shall do II ourselves
Applause Now friends, this IS what ge
are Organized for. and the tie Is next
in sacredness 10 that of the family. That,
good friends outside the order. is what We
mean by Fraternity. Bnt our friends out
side say that We get together and boast and
brag, but / never have heard any one OF Us
brag of his personal deeds, but ! have heard
them boast OF the movements Of their corps
or regiment aud even tell of the backward
movements too. Then some call you heroes
I wonder if they know that the cold chills
have chased each other up aud down your
backs? (VOciferus applause and laughier.)
Now have sympathy with the men who
were in the rear, like the lrshman who
said that he ran AZ Bull Run, and that
those that didn't were there vet
fLauyhterl Any one here who was there?
A voice. yesl You see he isn't there yet.
Immense applause and prolonged laughterl
But was al second Bull Run. and / am
not there yeti Laughter But those out
side know little OF the war when compared
with YOU. They don't realize how much
| like school boys and how green most of you
were You had 10 more responsibility
| than children IN a family, for the officers
| did he thinking and you lid what they or
dered. Outsiders can't realize the COM
mands and the CALLING that some ielt
at being obliged 10 OBEY implicitly the
orders Of ioi ner equals or even interiors.
| DO you remember IT, boys" (Yes. We do.
| The speaker proceeded 10 tell stories APP
propriate 10 The subject. "Bnt." be con-
| tinued, you are better for the discipline
than you wOald have been without II.
"By Loyalty we mean Loyalty with 3
I big l. for Nation with a big " We don't
mean mere acquiesience IN the laws Of the
country but a love % do so. . love 70 follow
/ the old lag and 10 die fer it II necessary.
But have been tod that the q. A has
tended to separate and keep apart the North
and South. Now aiiirn that such Is not
| the case Go South and talk with
| The people there aud YOU will sos
| that there is 10 bad blood between the blue
and gray. Bat the Union army has given
the victory to the south, Tor you saved
| them from heslisb political Development
| There is a new south now and she Is grow
/ inc. and the q. a. T., the great consersatol
4 OF peace, is ready 70 help her people as She
| did in aiding 20 build up old Charleston
after the earthquake, With g. much siserity
| as YOU dio 70 tear her down tWenty-dv.
! years ago" la closing the speaker said
! And now comrades since ! have cfanf
, from the same cantsen with you, II yoJ
| ever invite me e. come aud see you sgair
efler am made high private ia the o. 4
r.. I'll come (Applsase.
The Army Bean. humorous arms
, song was rendered Dv the g.. A. r. and ther
a poem "Our Trip 20 California. written D.,
Comrsds Frost vs- read by Ccmrads Bsx
ter OF Custer Post
Mrs. r. 4. White. Of this city. "a a-e
| recitation appropriate the the occasion.
and many ewes moisteBed at the remem
h-ancss suggested bv IL. Mrs. Msrv i
Kinds OF Stanton Department lre..d dent
" X e. for Micbiraa. then made an az
dress She said thst the W0mens Relic
COrgsS WAS truly an auxiliary to the q 4
r. its object being 20 al AMI assis
the q \. T., and - perpstuste its memory
o. extend al 70 neetv soldiers snf
~ care Tor their widows and orphans. 20 IN
cu,cate lessons Of patriotism The hearts G
rhii3r.a. and % encourage the spread o
universal liberty aud tne equal nights @
mes. A 5asket Of lowsTs was pressn te,
Mr ilinds at ihs close ~ her address ir
behaf of the Fourth Annual Convention
81 K- o.
Col RedIng.on. ~ New YORK CITY. ther
sang = song Nn5tsn iu the Opera toua
rHIe The exercises we're k0.uE on. enutie.
a Tribute PROM tbs Fast 10 fhs West.
By reauest tie Colonel a.s0 sang Johi
Brown Body Ltss M8u.laginE in fh'
Grave and fae volume uf voice
accom- paaviuE him made tas vsii
v.brage sta melody Mrs ET
GRAY. of Ccsfsr Relief Corps
reC. ed BaFosra Fr.eae a1I vss treated &.
applause and "smen. ~ tss audience
femrs8s &atEila Commands - tas.e
Pest fhsn made an address ehirh ran|